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Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Fri, 31 Jul 2015 13:53:42 -0500, Dale wrote: |
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>> This may not be related but thought I would mention. For some reason, |
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>> my system will not boot a kernel newer than 3.18.7. I use |
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>> gentoo-sources and generally use make oldconfig. I have also tried the |
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>> new 4.0 kernels as well. They try to boot but don't make it past the |
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>> kernel trying to do its thing. I don't reboot often so I have not had |
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>> the chance to figure out exactly why this is happening. Recently I had |
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>> to start using that pesky init thingy but I don't think that is causing |
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>> the problem. I get a error/panic and then it says it is going to |
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>> reboot in 10 seconds. By the time I figure out where the failure might |
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>> be, it reboots itself. |
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> The reboot after a panic is a kernel option. You can turn it off or |
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> lengthen the delay to give yourself time to read the message. |
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> The option is CONFIG_PANIC_TIMEOUT. |
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I thought it was a option but couldn't recall what it was called. The |
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biggest thing is I don't reboot very often which makes it harder to |
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diagnose a kernel problem. My biggest reason for a reboot/shutdown, |
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power failure and batteries are getting a bit low. |
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Thanks for the info. I'll go do something about that so that I have it |
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when I reboot several months from now and have forgot all about this |
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problem. lol |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |